In this week’s educators’ chat, Dan Grech drew on his experiences as a storyteller for National Public Radio’s Marketplace and shared tips on writing for the ear. During the chat, he explained five tenets for becoming a better audio storyteller and offered related advice that he’s taught his students at Princeton University.
You can find out more about these tenets and learn from Grech’s advice by replaying the chat below.
Kari Lake, who has spent years decrying ‘fake news,’ may head the federally funded broadcaster that provides independent news worldwide
These towns don’t meet the definition of a news desert, but their legacy newspapers so hollowed out that they lack original local news reporting
Rigorous reporting revealed a potentially big story was a nonstory. For its verification efforts, the nonprofit took a beating.
They’re 3D-printed or assembled piece by piece. A patchwork of state and federal regulations puts them in a legal gray area.
What does it mean to be ‘on the record?’ Where will my words end up? Is it safe? The handout answers common questions in multiple languages.
